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THE MUNCIE STAR, SUNDAY, AAAY 7, 1978 SECTION C-PAGE 7 Pcnnvillc Alumtii Banquet May 13 PENNVILLE The annual Pennville the highlight of the evening will still I the "roll call of the classes." This will not be a catered dinner, ai those attending are expected to tai table service, a carry-in dish and a lar to help pay for the meat ai drinks. Reservations are not required, bu' those who know they will be able to tend should call Jama Denney, 731-482. or Priscilla McFarland, 726-2014, May 10. Alumni Banquet will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, May 13.

In the Pennville school gym. All graduates of Pennville High School and their guests are invited to attend, and classes honored this year will be 1928, 1953 and 1968. There will be several changes In the activities this year to provide more time for visiting with former classmates, but I Jay County Orator in Top Four PORT! AND Cindy Gaale. a sonho- sponsored Cindy, was represented tl boys division by Todd Bowen, who hi won the zone contest at Fort Wayn Both students are members of the County High School debate team. Cindy Is the daughter or Mr.

and Mr Calvin Gagle, rural Portland, and Toe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bowe; rural Portland. more at Jay County High School, was one of the top four finalists in the Indiana Optimist Oratorical Contest Saturday in Indianapolis. As a finalist, Cindy will compete for a $500 scholarship at the Optimist State Convention in August.

The Portland Optimist Club, which ceremonies for the beginning of this year's Little League baseball season. (Star Photo by LuAnn Witt) CARAVAN OF KIDS-Kids of all ages, all sizes and in different-color uniforms circled the Hartford City downtown square Saturday morning in open bed trucks as part of opening DATELINE DATA Zoning Ordinance Is Adopted ries. After reviewing the Blackfoi County zoning ordinance, boai; members developed modifications adapt the ordinance to Shamrock Lake therefore, the town's ordinance Is le: extensive than the county's ordinanci David C. Ford, town attorney, said. In addition, board members agreed use $4,000 received from the Indian Cities and Towns Association for instal ing 920 feet of guard rails on the lak side of Conner Road.

By LUANN WITT Star Stafl Reporter SHAMROCK LAKES For the past few months, town board members have been working to establish a town zoning ordinance. On Friday, board members adopted both a zoning ordinance and subdivision control ordinance. Terms of the ordinance will be followed for establishment of new homes and buildings within the town's bounda Madison-Grant Honor Students Announced YORKTOWN The Yorktown Band Boosters general meeting will be held Tuesday, May 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the band room at the high school. Installation of the new officers will be conducted.

Plans will be discussed for the 500-mile Festival Parade and the Armed Forces parade. All parents are urged to attend. NEW CASTLE Rep. Phil Sharp's mobile office will be in New Castle on the Courthouse square Wednesday from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m., and in Mount Summit in the business district from p.m. The office will be manned by a member of the congressman's staff.

KNIGHTSTOWN Graduation ceremonies for Knightstown Head Start youngsters will be May 11 at 7 p.m. at Sunset Park Shelter House. The last day of this Head Start season, prior to graduation at 7 p.m., will be a trip by the children to the farm home of Ruth Camp-ton, head cook, followed by a cookout in Park. Two foster grandparents, Mildred Kennedy, and Charles Chaney, both of New Castle, have enjoyed spending time in the classroom with the students this year. WILKINSON At a hearing prior to the May 2 Eastern Hancock School Board meeting, the board passed a motion to approve an additional appropriation of $120,000 to be transferred from the cumulative building fund to the construction fund.

The board took under advisement until May 16 the request of Gary Smith, band director, and Denise Dennis, flag corps coach, to implement a junior high flag corps for football games and summer marching. SHIRLEY William Beauchat, pastor of Shirley Nazarene Church, was appointed April 18 to the Shirley Town Board seat formerly held by Tilden Lipp, who died in February. The appointment to the South ward seat, and the swearing in, took place at a special morning meeting for which advance notice was given in the town, according to an April 28 statement by Melvin He- drick, board president. ALBANY An executive meeting for the Albany Town Board has been scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday, May 8, at the town hall.

The board will discuss economic development for the town of Albany, according to Carolyn Miller, clerk-treasurer. UNION CITY Lisa Anne Higgins, 15. daughter of Mrs. Marilyn Murphy and Larry L. Higgins, Union City, has been selected as a finalist in the 1978 Indiana United Teenager Pageant to be held July 7-9 at Indianapolis.

The pageant is the official statewide finals of the United Teenager Pageant to be held in December in Washington. WINCHESTER May 15 is the deadline for 4-H members to turn in their livestock enrollment sheets. This is for pigs, sheep, poultry, rabbits, horses, ponies and dairy and beef heifer calves. Enrollment sheets may be obtained from local 4-H leaders or at the Extension office in the Marsym Shopping Center in Winchester. UNION CITY Reservations must be in by May 10 for the Wayne Alumni banquet at 6:30 p.m.

May 20 at Union City Middle School, Oak and Walnut streets. All graduates and former students of Wayne High School are welcome. For information call Mrs. Reba Bretz, 964-3025. UNION CITY The third anniversary of the Union City nutrition program for senior citizens will be observed at 11:30 a.m.

Wednesday at the Golden Gout-ment Center. All persons over 60 are invited to attend. Guerrillas Fire at Begin Home JERUSALEM (UPI) idence Saturday, police A Soviet-made rocket, ap- No one was nurt-parently fired by Arab jJf''SS guerrillas crated sever- of fl house ds al hundred yards south of south 0f Begin's rest-Prime Minister Mena- dence in the fashionable chem Begin's official res- Rehavia quarter. FAIRMOUNT Students achieving honor roll recopition for the third nine weeks grading period at Madison-Grant High School has been announced by school officials. They include: Seniors Marsha Moore, Angie Payne and Paige Woodruff.

Regular honor roll Brenda Avery, Kevin Barkdull, Randy Blackburn, Sally Breedlove, Carla Brown. Patty Coppess, Mike Daniel, Dave Devore, Karie Dunham, Lynn Fricky. Paula Glass, Paul Hamilton, Lou Rae Hook. Jennifer Jager, Anna Justus, Lorl Kimes, Teresa Long. Donna Mathews, Don Melzger.

Jennifer Mitchener, Pam Monroe, Patti Moss, Seott Overdorf, Judv Pet-tit, Mike Pollen, Tina Root, Mark Scott, Damon Seacott, Rod Sheedy, Mary Stair, Sherrie Stevens, Chip Terhune and Kathl Tucker. Juniors high honor roll Kim Bolden. Lorl Devore, Marilyn Joyner, Karen Mathews and Teresa Pulley. Regular Joe Canterbury, Rachena Carpenter, Tim Click. Dan Coffin, Jane Comer.

Kim Custer, Kevin Deal, Brent Duncan, Linda Ferris, Cheryl Gordon, Joe Man Is Arrested A 28-year-old man was arrested Friday evening on criminal conversion (theft) charges following a shoplifting Incident at Wise Supermarket, 1827 E. Memorial Drive. Arrested was Steven V. Deeds, no address listed. He will appear in City Court Monday.

Greentree, Jennifer Hasty. Lisa Hinds. Tat HopkinK, Phil Jones, Lynell Kimes, Pal Krieg, Phil Leckron, Tonia Liston. Jerry Mai g.ird. Mark Matney, Susan Maxey, Nikl Moon.

Jeff McCorkle, Randy McCune, Bria Mi-Lane. Terl Mc Nutt, Leasa Pulley, Rick darte, Mellnda Runyan. Kim Schwinn, Par. Sexton, Bob Short, Kevin Skinner, Crai, Spahr. Leannc Stookey.

Christy Trout, Orlar do Vanin. Darren Walker. Chris Wardwell Tina West and Pam Woodruff. Sophomores hiRh honor roll Marcie Bled soe, Amy Breedlove, Deb Burgan, Lind.i Cook, Lynn Duncan, Jeff King, Penni Musser and Bob Tavlor. Regular Deb Bair, Betl: Barnett.

Beth Beckley, Kim Berryhill, Mike Coulter, Mike Fltziarrald, Brenda Floyd, Jel Forrest. Jennifer Franklin. Judy Frye. Betl Fuller, Karen Garner, Kelly Haisley. Douf Harris.

Lora Hart, Daphne Hasty. Anne Hens ley, Raymond Hiatt, Karen Jarvis, Rhondii Lyons. William Melanson, Sara Merrill. Dor Parks. Pat Pierce, Kevin Schwinn, Bobbie Scott, Kim Simpson.

Charlene Stone, Lindi. Wells. Vickie West and Chris Winegardner. Freshmen high Teresa Coppess, Del Ellis and Doug Rogers. Regular honor roll -Debra Bliss, Kandy Brookshire, Elaine Brunt.

Cindy Chambers. DebClosser, Susan Duncan Jeraid Greenlree, Lisa Harting, Lita Hopkins. Lisa Jenkins. David Jones. Electa Loop, Jan Ice Love, Elizabeth Mack, Gregg Marine.

Monica McCorkle, Lisa Mercker. Ty Payne. Carol Peterson, Robb Pulley, Jeff Rollins. Kim Simpson, Lisa Smith, Paula Smith. Sharie Spence, Sally Stair.

Linda Stookey. Chris Toulis, Linda Underwood, Teresa Welch, Dawn Worl and Tonya Young. 6,911 Are Eligible for Commencement at Indiana University BLOOMINGTON Some 6,911 degree candidates at Indiana University-Bloomington are eligible to take part in traditional commencement exercises here at 3 p.m. Sunday (today) in Assembly Hall. Those from East Central Indiana Include: DELAWARE COUNTY MUNCIE Jay Edward Allardt, 4201 W.

Riverside, bachelor of science degree in business; Christina Cromwell Anderson, 21 Brlndale bachelor of science degree in business; Jeffrey Curtis Bantz, 3102 Imperial Lane, bachelor of science degree In business; Jane Ellen Brenneman, 2708 Brook bachelor of science degree in physical education. Steven Randall Campbell, 2725 S. Mock bachelor of science degree In business; Gary Wayne Carlo, R.R. 7, bachelor of science degree In business; James Phillip Cullisnn, 2HH1 S. Parkway, bachelor of arts dcRree; Victoria Lynn Fischer, 1103 Tyrone bachelor of science degree In business: Gregory William Graham, 1 Aspen Lane, bachelor of arts degree.

Stanley Romain Grlner, 4516 N. Glshlcr, bachelor of science degree In business; Dave Mark Klnen, R.R. 7, bachelor of science degree In business; John Michael McClure, Xm Bry-den bachelor of science degree In business: Chris Alan Miller, 260 Aspen Lane, bachelor of science degree in business. Cynthia Lee Schroeder, R.R. 9, bachelor of arts degree; Margaret Jane Wickman, 3104 Twlcklngham, bachelor of science degree In education; Abera Zegeye, 402 N.

Calvert, doctor of philosophy degree. Selma Steven Ray Hazelbaker, R.R. bachelor of science degree in business. Yorktown Harold Allen Neal, R.R. 2, bachelor of arts degree.

JAY COUNTY Bryant Susan Elaine Hoehamer, Box 15, bachelor of science degree in business; Susan Elaine Patch, R.R. 1, bachelor of science degree in education. Portland Reggie Dee Howell. R.R. 1, bachelor of arts degree; Sally Jane Pedon, 720 W.

High bachelor of arts degree; Debra LouSagor, R.R. 1, bachelor of arts degree; Susan Elizabeth Schenck, 402 W. 7th, bachelor of science degree in education. RANDOLPH COUNTY Farmland Dale Winfield Johnson, R.R. 1.

bachelor of arts degree. Lynn Barbara Jo Chenoweth. Box 38, bachelor of science degree In public affairs. Union City Kimherly Jo Chambers, KKtO Columbia bachelor of arts degree; Leslie Ann DlehJ, 1 150 N. Howard bachelor of science degree in physical education; Lisa Ann McCoy, 255 N.

High bachelor of arts degree; Randall Lee Threewits, R.R. 1, bachelor of arts degree; Joseph Michael Torres. R.R. 4, bachelor o( science degree in business. Winchester Paula J.

Barga, R.R. 3, bachelor of arts degree: Richard Lee Merriman, 2:10 S. Main bachelor of science degree In education: Terry Lynn Retz, R.R. 4. bachelor of science degree in business: Linda June Stonier, 8(18 Lawn bachelor of science degree in physical education; Mark Jeffery Strahan, 235 Carl doctor of optometry degree.

HENRY COUNTY Knightstown Catherine Sue Genaro, 135 S. Washington bachelor of science degree in education: Denise Faye Jackson, 416 N. McCullum. bachelor of science degree in physical education; Linda Ann Santoro, 318 W. Main bachelor of arts degree; Karla Rae Trump, 18 E.

Warrick bachelor of arts degree: Lisa Ann Zinkan, 332 S. Madison, bachelor of arts degree. Middle! own Ronald Lee Green, 292 Locust bachelor of science degree In education: Jane Ellen Hall, R.R. 1. Box 32, bachelor of arts degree; Matthew Warren Webb, R.R.

1, bachelor of arte degree. New Castle Karen Anne Black, 315 W. Colonial bachelor of science degree in physical education; Lu Cinda Valene Caffoe, 1612 Cedar bachelor of science degree in education; Timothy Edward Davis, 736 Hawthorn bachelor of science degree in public affairs; Douglas Dru Fur bee, 3623 Sleepy Hollow, bachelor of science degree in business. George Barrett Gray. 507 Edgewood bachelor of science degree in business; Cynthia Lou Hawkins, Box 616, bachelor of science degree in education: Shelley Anne Hoover, 538 Edgewood bachelor of science degree in education; Vickl Horn.

425 S. Main bachelor of arts degree; Wayne Alan Hostetler. 201 Roselawn bachelor of arts degree Amy Sue Larrison, 1108 Audubon, bachelor of science degree in education; David Harvey Macer, 708 Hawthorn Rd bachelor of science degree in business; Susan Elaine Woodward, 822 S. 18th bachelor of science degree in business. Springport Cheryl Kay Chambers, R.R.

1, bachelor of arts degree. BLACKFORD COUNTY Hartford City Jeffrey Marlon Bonham, R.R. 3, bachelor of science degree in business: Mark C. Dudgeon, 421 E. North bachelor of science degree in business; Jeffrey D.

Fergus, R.R. 3, bachelor of arts degree; Daniel Arthur Kilty, 614 N. Jefferson bachelor of science degree in business; Julia Anne Sutlon, 619 N. Cherry bachelor of arts degree; Phillip John Tatman, 103 Meadow Lane, bachelor of arts degree. Montpelier Christine Louise Spauiding, R.R.

1, associate degree in optometrlc technology. WAYNE COUNTY Cambridge City Susan Miller, 525 Shawnee, bachelor of -science degree in business; Randall Alan Scott, 11 K. Front, bachelor of science degree in business. Fountain City James Robert Miller, R.R. 1, bachelor of science degree in business.

Hagerstown Sandra Lee Martin, R.R. 1, Box 23, bachelor of science degree In business. Williamsburg John Robert Plankenhorn, R.R. 1. bachelor of science degree In business.

MADISON COUNTY Alexandria Stanley Dune Lower, Yule Estates, bachelor of science degree in optometry. Anderson Glenn Calvin Adams, bachelor of arts degree; Beverly Greer Bonge. 807 Longfellow, bachelor of science degree in education; John Wayne Borkman, 613 Milton, bachelor of science degree in astrophysics. Deborah Ann Bowman, R.R. 6, Box 215, bachelor of science degree In education; William Bayne Burton, 2118 At wood bachelor of science degree in business; Bette Dell Chambers, 6910 Columbus bachelor of science degree in physical education; George T.

Cochran, 1108 Balfour bachelor of science degree in business; Douglas C. Conover, 006 Park bachelor of arts degree; LorindaKay Dltteon, 100 Cottonwood bachelor of science degree In education; Annetta Darlene Dulln, 2415 W. 15th bachelor of science degree in home economics; Steve Allen Elder, 929 W. 6th bachelor of arts degree; David Lawrence Farr, 300 Winding Way, bachelor of arts degree; Scott Joseph Frendt, 517 Locust, bachelor of science degree In business; John Robert Frossard, 1807 Fletcher bachelor of science degree in business; John Bos-well Hughel, 1015 Greenway bachelor of science degree In education. Le Ann Johnson, R.R.

7, Box 275, bachelor of science degree in education; Daniel Lee Key, R.R. 7, Box 252, bachelor of science degree in business; Karen Leigh Kinerk, 1314 Sherwood bachelor of science degree In education; Robert Phillips Mahan, 4412 Kevon bachelor of arts degree; Gregory Alden McClure. 2203 Cottonwood bachelor of arts-degree; Rebecca Jane Merrell, 31 14 Greenbriar bachelor of science degree in education; Donald Theodore Perry, 208 E. 49, master of business administration. Susan Jeanne Rains, 917 Longfellow bachelor of science degree in business; Joseph Lee Reed, 711 E.

2th bachelor of science degree in geology; Kent Brunsell Remley, 1113 Greenway bachelor of arts degree; Michael Eugene Rowe, 1800 Fletcher bachelor of arts degree; Beverly Sue Rushton, R.R. 4, Box 120, bachelor of science degree In busi- S. Schleuder, 2120 Alexandria Pike, bachelor of arts degree; Henry Paul Schrenker, 2035 Melody Lane, bachelor of science degree In recreation; Greg L. Stamper, R.R. 6, Box 78a bachelor of arts degree; Curtis Grant Steinmetz, 3021 Columbus bachelor of arts degree; Jun Stephanie Stuart, 1617 Edgewood bachelor of arts degree; Terrl Ann Taylor R.

7, Box 314, bachelor of science degree In education; Kevin Sue Wood, 73 Beauvolr bachelor of science degree in business; Susan Irene Worl, 55 Coventry bachelor of science degree in education; Lewis Edward Worthlngton, 3125 Jay bachelor of arts degree. at MUNCDE BOIVL-O-WAT 11 1 5 S. Liberty St. Muncie, In. Ph.

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The. 100 gallons of baked beans included 20 pounds of brown sugar and 17 gal Ions catsup. In addition to selling tickets at the door, firemen sold 300 tickets before the event. (Star Photo by LuAnn Witt) FISH GALORE Members of the Van Buren Black Creek Conservation Club served as cooks Saturday evening during the Hartford City Firemen's Association annual all-you-can-eat fish fry. The cooks deep fried 700 pounds of ocean perch while the firemen prepared cole slaw, tartar sauce and baked beans.

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